A Strange Journey: Free copy serial e-book "A Strange Journey".A Talespinner's Web: Short stories and novellas, samples of published books, 70 pages and 300,000 words of science fiction. Over 50 works by various composers/performers on the net.Aqua X 3: Stories about a different world. Accepts submissions.Attack of the Killer Beetles: A short story about a kid who finds he has special powers and uses them against giant beetles.Attack On Cellius: Metaphysical science fiction stories that offer engineering definitions of ideas, thinking and consciousness.Burhoe, Brian Alan - Ornithanthropus: A tribute to Freedom, in memory of editor Ejler Jakobsson. Contains the science-fantasy story "Someday There Will Be Centaurs".Chocolate Retrofuturism: Selection of short stories, poetry and novel excerpts by Douglas Turek.Cordula's Web: A short story about a trapped girl in a darwinistic society, by Michael G. Coney.Creative Brother's Sci-Fi, Horror, and Fantasy: African American sci-fi, horror, and fantasy stories.Cyberdrome Online Stories: Series of fully illustrated stories chronicling a war being waged inside a computer-generated virtual universe.Hard Sci-Fi Stories: Mike Combs' online hard sci-fi stories and articles.Home of the Grendelmen: An online writers' group dedicated to Sci-Fi/Fantasy and good clean fun.John Gerner: Creativa: John's short stories, lyrics, poems, essays, and humor.Parker & Parker SF: This website features short stories about aliens, dragons, the Green Realm, magic, robots, and the future.Sacred Mysteries: Several short stories blending paranormal activities, sci-fi, and romance by Keith Massey.SciFi Minds: A place for all science fiction writers to meet, chat, and share stories, fan fiction, and poetry.Section A: A set of sci-fi stories, based upon a blending of all the best known sci-fi universes.Shadows and Stones: A collection of dark fantasy stories edging into horror, centering around a family of immortal shapeshifters.Shanrar's Hammer: Original fiction (science, fantasy, horror), poetry, fantasy art, and mythology.Silver Samurai and Sparow: Stories about the characters Silver Samurai and Sparow, who do not appear to be the comic-book characters from Marvel.Silver Stories: A series of fantasy stories that revolves around a teenage princess named Tiara. encounters mermaids, cat people, a phoenix and unicorns, with anime art to accompany it.Storymill: Free stories available here or subscribe and pay for others.Strange Tales: Strange short stories added every month by Nevill Strange.Suns Golden Ray's Story Vault: Several stories written by the webmaster.Tales from the Border World: A series of four short sci-fi novels aimed at young adults/early teens, set in the far future.The Amazing Adventures of Sara Corel: An alien society sends down a gift to Earth in the form of a remarkable young woman. Complete novel, also in Rocket format. Short stories, essays, letters, reviews, notes, photomanipulations, and related links.The Cyber Bard: Amateur fantasy and sci-fi on the web.The Infinite Regress Access Point: Devoted to the fictional exploration of the timeline divergence/alternate timeline theory, including fan fiction, submission guidelines and links.The Palace of My Stuff: A collection of short stories and poems. Includes a message board and chat room, along with MIDIs for background music.The Transformation Story Archive: Stories that have a bodily (or in some cases mental) transformation into another being as a central theme.Tom Thumb: Modern myths and spiritual stories in the Sufi tradition with dragons, magic, and whirling dervishes. A site for grown-up kids.Trilogy Slave: Original short stories in the genre of horror and science fiction.Ultropolis Science Fiction Stories: Cult science fiction stories with a satirical edge, by Martin Douglas Perry. Includes schLOGGER, message board and Weenie Boy's movie reviews.Welcome to my Worlds: A personal page which includes science fiction short stories.William's Mind: Short fiction by the site creator and other as yet unkown authors.Worlds of Wonder: Online stories by Robert Stanley.